Take care and keep kicking ***!

I know this is a board question by any tips or tricks to help me stand out would be great.

I certainly could navigate it all myself, but I was hoping for some hints/tips to make the process smoother, could also use some sage advice on the process itself.

The apt is rented for about 1400 and the tenant takes care of putting out trash to curb for whole building.

So if the operator has done 5 class A deals in Charlotte and now has a 1970s value add Class C deal in Dallas, I would be careful. 

,Be careful though - be conservative.

Navigating these from a distance can be more challenging.Market Risk: You might not be as immediately aware of changes in the market dynamics, and reacting to market shifts can be more challenging when you're not physically present.Travel Costs and Time: Visiting your property or dealing with issues may require more time and resources, especially if it's a considerable distance away.In summary, investing out-of-state offers the potential for diversification and higher returns, but it requires careful planning, reliance on local experts, and a willingness to adapt to different market dynamics.

If there was interest charged on the loan, then it may not be a lot of money.Imagine you borrowed money from a bank and they repossessed it because you weren't taking care of the home.

You need to be careful handling the transactions, like not depositing checks in your regular account and then transferring to your Roth.

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